Exigent

-- Admiral Smyth (_Sailors 'Word-Book_).] [2]' Exigent '= exigence, emergency.

Fighting Instructions, 1530-1816 Publications Of The Navy Records Society Vol. XXIX. 1888

So there was never, nor could there have ever been, any “Exigent circumstances” sufficient to allow Stoddard to proceed without a warrant.

Bailiffs behaving badly… : Law is Cool 2009

So there was never, nor could there have ever been, any “Exigent circumstances” sufficient to allow Stoddard to proceed without a warrant.

Bailiffs behaving badly… : Law is Cool 2009

Exigent psychological problems which appear to stem from client's low self-esteem issues should be examined in greater depth.

Psychological Profile for "Joe" 2009

"Exigent circumstances," in which the courts have consistently ruled that an officer needn't take the time to pursue a warrant if a life could be in danger or the destruction of evidence could be happening, allows the officer to break down the door, if necessary.

What the Gates story says about race and culture 2009

Buried in his speech, at the very end of his speech, is this little nugget, which I think is the most egregious and important part of his entire admission:Exigent letters

03/09/2007 2007

Exigent circumstances is a situation that comes immediately to mind if ...

CNN Transcript Jan 10, 2006 2006

We continue be excited about our opportunity to merge with Exigent Security Products, the radiation sensor company.

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We continue be excited about our opportunity to merge with Exigent Security Products, the radiation sensor company.

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